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The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-08-26
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.

GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN was offered 81, 900
for thirty lectures and declined.
CARL ZERRAHN, the orchestral conductor.
praises Southern chorus singing.
MRS LANGTRY will appear in London
September % in Antony and Cleopatra"
RUBINsTEIN is composing an opera to be
produced by the new National Russian Opera
Company at st. Petersburg.
CAPPA's Seventh Regiment Band, of New
York City, will make a concert tour of the
States, beginning in October.
IT is stated that the Buffalo Bill ''Wild
West" has never shown to less than $4,000
persons performance in London.
SARAH BERNHARDT has been coming
money in London. Her receipts have averaged
over 81, 500 for each performance.
YEE PHAN LEE, the Celestial who welded
a New Haven heireSS some weeks ago, has
become lecturer. His subject is China.
THE financial failure of the National Opera
Company appears to have been complete.
The sum Of $780, 900 Is due to 2S0 singers and
dancers
BUFFALO BILL intends to give fall season
in Paris and a winter season in the Coliseum
in Rome. His European engagements ex-
tend over three years.
EDOUARD AUDRAN, the composer of the
E'Mascotte, is at work on a fantastic opera,
''Mohammedis Paradise" which is to be first
performed at Brussels.
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-08-26
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

DIR. JOHN FREDERICK BRIDGE is the most
famous Organist in England.
Miss DELLA BECK, of Apollo, Penn,
weighs 4OS pounds. She is only sixteen years
old.
SEVERAL Cabinet members have already
agreed to join the President in his Western
trip.
CONGRESSMEN-ELECT RICE, of Minnesota,
and Hare, of Texas, are veterans of the
Mexican war
ROBERT BoNNER's fortune is now estimated
at 81, $50, 900, and he says it is mainly the re-
suit of advertising.
ROBERT J. BURDETTE is already announced
among the speakers for the annual Baptist
Conference at Indianapolis in November.
THE Rev. Father Swemberg who officiated
at the hanging of Henry Virgins, at Palatka,
Fla, recently, has attended lib executions.
JAMES. S. RICHARDSON, of New Orleans,
the largest cotton planter in the world, has
this year 5000 acres in cotton and 1000
acres in corn.
GENERAL LONGSTREET lives in farm house
the summit of ridge in North Georgia.
His fortune is small but comfortable He is
a grape grower.
Miss SUSAN B. ANTHONY will spend
October in Kansas, holding an equal suffrage
convention at the home of each of the nine
Congressman of that State.
POWELL and Foraker, the Republican and
Democratic candidates for Governor in Ohio,
were classmates dG cOlleSe, were DOCQ soldiers
and are still warm personal friends.
CHARLES T. STEWART is the leading cattle
man of Iowa. He owns 80, 900 head o. cattle,
and his name signed to check for 81 100000
would be honored. Mr.. Stewart is a quiet
young man and abhors politics.
DR. OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES begins to
feel worn and weary with overwork, and
fears a general breaking down of his system.
He makes few visits and is outstanding his
strength, passing most of his time quietly
among his books.
SENAToR-ELECT DANIEL, of Virginia, will
add another to the list of lame men in the
Senate. He uses crutches, owing to mis-
shapen limb. Despite his disability, how
ever, he served in the late war as Adjutant-
General of EwellS division.
JEFFERSON DAVIS and Thomas l. Cling
man, of North Carolina, are the only ex-
Senators now living of all the Southern MEM
bers of that body, who, in 1861, were expelled
from the United States Senate for having
left their seats and gone over to the Con-
federacy.
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-08-26
South and West.

A WATER tank burst near Norway Mich
killing six workmen and badly in juring six
others.
ANOTHER successful train robbery has oc
CURED on the Southern Pacific road this time
at PafagO, small station east of Tucson, Ar
iona. The gang consisted of four men, who
rifed the Wells, Fargo & CO.. express safe
of more than $4,000.
A WIND and hail storm damaged nearly
every building in Renville, Mimi. A woman
was instantly killed and man fatally in
jured.
LATER returns increased the number of
killed by the wreck of the train near Chats
worth, ILL.,. to more than 10. There is also a.
large list of wounded.
UNITED STATES SENATOR RIDDLEBERGER
was committed to jail and fined S25 by Judge
Newman at Woodstock, Va, for contempt of
court. A placard had been paraded on the
street rejecting on the Judge in a case in
which Senator Riddleberger was interested.
THE entire business portion of San Fran
cisco was shaken by an explosion of the Giant
Powder Works at West Berkely, six miles
away. One Chinaman was killed and four
white men and six Cinnamon seriously in
jured.
HOLMES PURYEAR was hanged at Prince
George Court House, Va, for killing his wife
by poison.
CHARLES APPEL shot his wife fatally and
then committed suicide in New Orleans.
FRANK WILSON was hanged at Prescott,
Arizona, for double murder.
Ex-UNITED STATES SENATOR SARGEANT,
of California, is dead He was born in Mas
sachusetts in 1927 several times Repre-
sentative in Congress, and served in the Sen
ate from 1873 to 1879.
ADoLPH ZENNEKE, editor of the New Or
leans Mascot, was shot while ejecting from
his office a young man who had called to de-
mand the retraction of an alleged gross libel.
Zennekes partner shot dead some months
ago.
CHIEF CoLoRow with about ninety Ute
Indians, has gone on the warpath in Colo
RADIO. At last accounts Sheriff's posse of
1874 men was in hot pursuit. and fight was
imminent.
PRAIRIE fires have caused heavy damage
in the vicinity of Mexico, Mo.
THREE men-C. w. O'Neil, D. Holman
and John Hackett-while travelling from
Thompson Falls, Montana, to the Cnur
d'Alene (Dakota) mines on horseback were
set upon by masked highwaymen and robbed
of $4,000.
Mrs. HERBERT, an inmate of Joliet Qll)
hospital, has been in trance condition for
seven months. The doctors are unable to re-
store her to consciousness.
SENATOR RIDDLEBERGER was released from
Jail at Woodstock, Va, on Tuesday. three
doctors certifying that his physical condition
was such as to render confinement dangerous.
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-08-26
SELECT SETTINGS.

A statistical sharp has calculated that
[ %, 900, 900 persons should clasp hands,
hey could reach around the globe.
The celebrated porcelain pagoda, or
Temple of Gratitude, at Marking, China,
vas begun in 1903, and finished in 1882.
cost ,, ass, Asa ounces of silver.
The Illinois Club, of Chicago, has the
argest table ever made from a single
blank. 1t is fifteen feet long and six
vide, and was cut from California red
wood tree.
An Ohio man sold his dog to parties
n Indiana, $50 miles away. An acct
lent blinded the canine, but he started
or his old home and reached it by high
way in ten days travelling, and without
being able to see a thing.
The first designation of printing as
the art preservative of all arts" was in
he inscription on the house at HARLEM,
II Holland, formerly occupied by Lau-
'ent Roster, who is one of those credited
with the invention of printing. The
irst mention which we have of this in
;cription dates back to 1923.
There Is watch in a Swiss museum
only three-sixteenths of an inch In
diameter inserted in the top of pencil
case. Its little dial not only indicates
hours, minutes and seconds, but also
days Of the month. 1t is relic of the
time when watches were inserted In
snuff boxes, shirt-studs and inger-rings.
Some were fantastic, oval, octangular,
cruciform, or in the shape of pearls, tu-
lips, etc.
A young New Orleans woman is pre-
pared to 90 into the house decorating
business, and this fall will offer her ser
vices for granting woodwork, for wall
and ceiling painting and for decorating
fireplaces. The artist recently painted a
wistaria vine in full blossom around the
frame Of bedroom door. The vine
sprang from the molding of the wall
and clambered up the jamb, showing
delicate tendrils and clusters of bloom
on both woodwork and wall.
Oils of pine needles are being gradually
introduced in this country for similar
purposes for which they have long been
used in Europe, that is, for ozoniZing the
air of sickroOms, bed-chambers, for in
halations or sprays in certain throat OF
lung, troubles, etc., for disinfecting IN
general, and the qualities for their re-
freshing, agreeable odOr, finer when
used either alone, in form of spray, OF
mixed with other odOrous substances.
After some years experience it turns out
that the oil distilled from the needles
of Pinus Picea Silver fir of Europe) has
found the most universal and permanent
favor for perfumery purposes, owing to
it's fine, refreshing odor.
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-08-26
FOOD FOR THE FLAMES.
Heavy Damage Wrought BY a Fire
in PittSburg.


in PittSburg.
Great damage has been done at PittSburg'
Penn, by the most disastrous fire known there
in years Shortly before 10 o'clock P. NJ.
smoke was seen issuing from the rear
of Masonic Hall on Fifth avenue. An
alarm was quickly sounded and the fire
department responded promptly, but
before they ARRIVED the rear por-
ton of the building was burning. In a
short time the flames spread to Hamilton's
nine-story building adjoining and by II o'clock
had reached such proportions that the en-,
tire fire department of the city was called
out. At As Smith & Fridays building, an
other nine-stOry structure, caught fire and
in ten minutes more the Dispatch building
adjoining was in flames. Residents and
owners Of property for half mile around
were compelled to go on their roofs and
extinguish the sparks with buckets of water.
On Virgin alley, in the rear of the Masonic
Hall, a number of tenement-houses were des
troyed and twelve families rendered home
less. The damage estimated at $780,
600.
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-08-26
Southern Pine Hills of the South

Spots can be found all over the pine
hills of the Southern States as healthy as
any forests in the world Some invalids
are beginning to understand this fact
and profit by it. At least a million in
valids and wealthy people in the North
and West would winter in these South
crn pine hills and on the gulf shore if they
knew the honest truth about the climate
of the Southern States. - Chicago Times.
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-08-26

KOBE Kuma and Yeddo, a famous family
of japanese pugs belonging to a New York
family, have all died since the hot season be-
gan, Their loss is notable one in fancy dog
circles, as two of them have been centres of
observation at the last three bench shows, and
Kobe, for which 81 800 has been refused, was
laden with prizes he had taken at various
times
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-08-26

The desire of fame betrays an ambi-
tiOus man into acts that lessen his repu-
tatiCa; he is still afraid lest any of his
actions should be thrown away in pri-
Vate
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-08-26

AN immense migration movement is pro-
eceeding in Central Russia Peasants and
farmers are going in large numbers to
Western Siberia, where free pasture and
arabic lands abound. The movement threatens
to result in a serious agricultural crisis.
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-08-26

y HOSPITAL for animals will soon be cree
ted in London, and at the same time free
dispensaries wi be opened, where the horses,
donkeys, cats, dogs and birds Of the poor can
be treated when i'll
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-08-26

DR.. ELLIS, an American lady, is physician
to the Queen of Corea. She has apartments
in the royal palace at Seoul, and receives
yearly salary which is equal TO SIS, 600.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-11
co SkYCHAG?
d SDraWacll

d sprawach polsklch W
ksiestwie Poznahskicm ME dobrzc
slychuG. Bank ratunkowy, ktory
miut ratowac Polakow cd wydzle-
%dziczenia, jakos ME NOSE sic
urzadzit, a tymczasem Rad pru-
ski coraz wieccj dobr kupujc TO
niestety z wolncj rqki Cd Polakow,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-11
RozpraWy komisarzy
POW|AT0WYCH.. ).

W1mOna. MlMn.,zo Ilpca,o7r:
Rada Komisarzy powiato-
wych zebrafa sic ma regular
ne posiedzen'e. Obecnl'-M:
Toy, personal---very., D. 3.
Bambenek, L.. Skidmore, D..
III. Perry i Jas L.Finch
Nastepujace racaunki PREY
zwolone zostaly z Fundu'zu
drog j mostow:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-11

"""" wy 1so"T toa00Ty "eu
Jdrmay ubogich $1,000
o. r.. Scherer s,l3
L. Skidmore, odwiedzouie ubo-
gich = Gurnaaaka. 900
J. II. Perry 81. 900
j. L. Finch , ,..12,oO
RrzWeta uchuala, a6y ma rok
1887 odto&ye podlegajqcy opodat-
ko0aniu majqtek " popiecie zoe
noashim SUNG pieciu dziesiqtych
iednego mil ma jednego doiara
dA utr-ymanie ustanouionego 10
r. 1882 ma eel urzqdzenia nowegs
ratusza funduszu anortizacyjne-
Ma vniosek odroczy1a sic
Rada do piqtku 20 potudnie, 0
9odz 10.
Rozpraaoy 10 piqtek, 20 Mpco.
MastepWjqce rachunAi przyz-
wolone zostaty z tunduszu drug =
m0st6W.:
j. j.. Giese 4 syn, ~marzedzia
uliczme, l 0istr .$24,45
j.. l.. Finch, o%gledziny drog
us1ugi Komitetowe PREY drogach
i furmanku SO 90
W. r. Stewart, robota PREY
drogach 3 distr. Rollingstone 6.75
NastepuJace rachunki przyz-
wolone zostafy z funduszu powia.
towego:
d. Sinclair Pub. Co., Prace
drukarskie i ksiazki 1884
MiastoW inona, koszta W NUM-
cipalnym sadie .......... 31,oo
j. l.. Finch, wyrownanie 20.
datk6w i milowe ...24,2O
Nastepujace rachunki przyz-
wolone zostaiy z fundnszu ubogich:
f. II. Smith, OWES ola fanny
uboglch 5000
Minnesockic zaklady ola bied-
nych odzie3 .27,O9
Osobista lpetycya Karola
Koepsel o przeniesienie S. J N.
w. ! z sekcyi Z town 1o7, ran
&c 10, z distritku szkolnego Mr..
81 do distr SIX. Mr.. 50, poniewat
~nadeszfy przeciwko temu p~rotesty,
odrzucono.
Blitsze obrady mad osobista
szk6lna pet. o. Meara odroczono
al do % wrzesnia 1887 7. O 60
Dime 3 pc poiudniu.
M wnlosek odroczenie do So
boty o godz. 10 pred pofudniem.
Obrady 10 so6ote, 80 Npca.
Nastepujace rachunki PREY
zwolone zostaiy z funduszu powia-
towego:
NJ. Toye, plaza komisarska
$500
j. B. Bambeaek "a c%zynnosci
kom. 15 90
L. Skidmore, czynnosci kom. !
milowe 21.OO
]. II. Perry, czyn. kom. mi
lowe ii 90
]. L. Finch czyn. kom. j mill
owe 1892
NJ. Toye, %wyrownanie podatkow
p 90
j. B. Bambenek, w%yrown.
podatku 21.0o
Nastepujacy rachunek przyzwo
lony zostaf z funduszu uboglch:
A. Prochowicz, trumna i kara
wan $3.50
Nastepujace rachunki zostafy
przyzwolone z fuudusza dl6g j mos.
tow.
Gardner, rob p. drogaoh, 1
distr $3.50. 80
Max Hossfeld ,, n...S4.oo
NJ. Toye, ogledziny drog 500
Przyjeto uchwnie, ably Kata-
RHYME Rudnickiej VA wardzle W
Winonie przyzwoiic czasowe wspar-
Gle W kwocie lO.oO
Ma wniosek odroczyia sic Ra-
da M czas nieograniczony.
NJ. TOYE, odniczscy
Komisarzy powiatowych.
III. w. POSS, klerk.
Niemiecka ApteKa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-11
SZlask.

Chropacz6w. w Niedzlele B.
Lipca odby}o tutejsze Towarzystwo
m}odziezy sw. Alojzego %wycieczke
z Lipin do Cola. o II godz. pc
po4udniu zebrali sic ma sail p.
Tykieta, zkad udali sic do koscio-
Ia, a ztamtad pc b}ogos}awiehstwie
ruszyli W poch6d re sztandarem
nowym pred 8 dniami poswieco-
nym. Zabaw& trwa4a az do godzi-
ny 9-tej wieczorem, poczem wraca-
Ii PREY swietle pochodni i lamplo-
now. Pred rozejkciem sic przem6-
viii W bardzo pieknych wyrazach
p. Jaroh z Lipin.
Towarzystwo nasze istnieje
ledwie rok dopiero. Zapisa}o sic
800 czfonkow, ale re to wiele We
zwanych, a ma}o wybranych, pro.
to W sam dzien sw. Piotra i Pa
VITA wykluczonych zosta}o 200
cz}onk6w.
Eaniec, parafa grzedzlhska.
Ia staraniem volta p. w. karko-
sza wybudowano tn piekna kapli-
ce, kt6ra PREY wielkim udziale pa.
rattan poswieci} ks. proboszez Gro
ehl. Kaplice te postawi}a gmina
w4asnym kosztem. Jakobowi
Piste]akowi re Starejwsi pod
Pszczyna ukradli z}odzieje pare
kOni y WOZem.
Szlqsh austryacki. w Cieszy-
ME znajduje sic obecnie dziesiet
Towarzystw polskich, a mianowi-
Gle: c~zytelnie ludowe, istnlejace
cd roku 1861; Towarzystwo pomo-
cy naukowej ola Ksiestwa cieszyn.
skiego ku wspomaganiu szlasko-
poiskiej m}odziezy szk6lnej; Ma
cierz szkolna cieszynska; Dziedzic-
two b}ogos}awionego Jana Sarkan-
dra, rozpowszechniajqce wydawnic-
twa polskie; Towarzystwo evan
gielickie oswiaty ludowej; Zwiq-
EEK katolik6w ~szlazkich; Towarzy-
stwo polityczne katolickie; iowa
rzystwo polityczne ludowe; iowa
rzystwo rolnicze ola Ksiestwa Gle
szyhskiego; Towarzystwo oszcze-
dnosci i zaliczek z iljami W ia
b}onkowie, Frysztacie i Bogumi-
ME; wreszcie Bazaar cieszyhski, TO
dzaj spo4ki spozywczei u%dzia}owej.
Stowarzyszenia tie oadajq ma Szlaaz-
ku austryackim rzetelne us}ugi
sprawie polskosci, gdyz ostat-
mich szczeg6lnie czasach dale sic
ma Szlazku austryackim %zauwazyt
pewna, konsekwentnie W czyn
wprowadzana metoda obsadzania
posad urzednik6w niemleckiego
g}6wnie pochodzenia, wskutek cze-
ko drobne przywileje ma zee je-
zyka miejscowego pozostaja mar,
twq litera nawet W sadach, gdzie
prawo najwyrazniej pozwala ma
prowadzenie spraw W jezyku pol
skim. Me lepiej rzecz sic ma re
st6sunkami ma polu zycia autono
micznego: W sejmie mp. szlazklm
ma stronnictwo narodowe zaledwie
jednego reprezentanta ma 81 po-
slow.
Mys1ooice. = Wybranym ns
burmistrza dwokata Antoni oder.
ski 2 Kupu zosta} przez krol
regencya potwierdzonym. TAX
vice Mys}owice doczeka}y 81!
wreszcie burmistrZa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-11
robotn'ka Nowaka. Zmarfy miaf

lat 40, ME miaf sfafego zamieszka-
MIA i chodzi{ cd wsi do wsi.
Rzna4, II lipca. KS. Arcy-
biskup ma wyjechac ma pewien
czas do Szwajcaryi do wod, celem
poratowania zdrowia; W lynn samym
ceiu opuscii Poznah ks. Biskup
Likowski W przesz}ym tygodniu.
Ks. Krotki, wikaryusz prey
kosciele sw. Marcina W Poznaniu,
otrzymaf institucya k%anoniczna ma
probostwo W Dakowach Mokrych, W
dekanacie grodziskim. We Wrze-
sihskiem wsis Bierzglin, OtoczDo
j Ga}ezewo do:kniete cistkiem gra-
dobiciem.
w Kostrzynie umaria Anicla
Krolikowska W 10 roku &ycia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-11

A. A. Mile, robota przy drogach, 3 distr. ".o $500
Jas Cronkheit ...oo
Laird Norton Co. ,drzcwo budulcowe, 2 distr. .23
" " 6.s7
{. Albert, robota przy drogach, 4 distr. 1900
S. A.. Raymond, beki ola mostow, 4 distr 10. 90
VIM. Dickson, robota PREY drogach, 5 dissr. 79.2s
Nassepujace rachunki p%rzyzwolone zostaly fun
du2u powiatowego:
Nc Me & Co, materially pismienne 2,a5
Winona Gas-Light Co., saz ola sadu wie1ie-
MIA 6.75
S.ocker Bates, reparacye krzesel W court.
housie 400
Va wniosek rada odroczona az do wtorku, o
godz 10 pred pc.
Obrddy zoe wtorek, 26 ipc0.
Nastepujace rachunki przyzwolone zostaly z
unduszow drog moscow:
f Jan VIOLA, robo,a przy %drogach, 1 dist. $1s. 90
Winona Lumber Co., drzewo bud. I dist. IS .96
P. Delahutny, rob. p. drogach 3 distr 1900
M. .Skidmore I" 3 distr. 1900
Geo. b. Stoning L" 3 21.oo
Jan Abbott 3 1900
Winona Lumber Co., drzewo bud. 3 distr. 6. "a
Jan Miller, rob. PREY drogach 4 distr. IL. 90
G. w. Lee, rob. przy drogach, dis,r. 1900
F. B. Fellows, wymierzenie drogi pow. 1880
Winona Adler, prace drukarskie 1910
Jozef Leicht +" 1910
III. W.. HILL 1000
Boynton g. Metcalf' 21.oo
]. NJ. Sheardown jake co~urtclerk 3o.25
H.. Stevens syn, materially plsmienne 276s
E. w. Villains, towary da wiezenia $50
Skarbnik powiatowy, pocztowe Goa
Przyjeto uchwafe, ably upo-
waznic auditora powiatowego
do wystanienia przekazu Ska:-
bnikowi powiatowemu W SUI
mic $40 ma korzysG Abigai)a
Carsley z Town Homer ma
wypfacenie wydatkow ma dro-
81.
TAX samo W zgodnosci z
ustawa uchwalono obciazyc
pod]5 ga]qca opodatkowaniu
w1asnosG w powlecie winoh-
skim ma %utrzymanle szkol po-
%wiatowych 1887 r. podatkiem
mill per dollar.
Ma wniosek odroczyfa sic
Rada do srody o godz. 10
pred po1udniem.
Rozprawy ~ $rode, 81 Hpco 81 r.
Przyjeto uchwaiy, ably ma
stepujacym osobom przyzwo-
lie czasowe wsparcie:
Martin Jones, Town Homer
$4,000
Nancy Colby st. Charlesl5.0 90
Mary Marshall, 4 warda,
Winona, transportation, 1000
Komitet wzgledem petycyi
drogowej G. Denzera l innych
o zmiane drogi powiatowej,
w;odacej z Rollingstone do
Elba, Zda1 spraWe ma horZysc
tel drogi, ola czego petycya
zosta}a przyzwolona.
Ma wniosek przyjeto ma
stepujaca uchwa}e.
Uchwala sic niniejszem, De
obowiazany do podatkow
majatek powiatu winohskiego,
w stanie Minnesota, stosownie
do podania asesora i wyro'
wnania wfasciwej w}adzy, ma :
stepujace podatki wfozone
beda ma rok 1887:
FUNDusZ UBoGlCH PowlAToWYCH.
Farma ubogich $1,000
Wsparcie czasowe o.ooe
Pensya da superintendent fanny ubogich j lie
karz powiatowy I,ooo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-11

cse sto takich, ktor.y ME So przy-
musseni do ~spredaty. Jake tn
vice ratowa6 takich, ktorzy sami
dla dobrej ceny ida v rece mic
p%rzyJaci6i. Smutno!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-11

w Wi1nie, w kosciele kate
dra,nym, odby}o sic W tych dniach
uroczyste %nabozehstwo wobec llcz.
ME zgromadzonego kleru, z okazyi
5o-letniego ubileuszu ka-
plahstwa rzqdcy dyecezJi, ks. pra--
iata Zdanowicza, kt6ry przyjmowaf
powinszowania %obecnych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-11
III.
Zielmie POlskie pod zab0.
rem mOSkieWskim.

w teatrzyku E | d d o W
Warszawie rozgosci1a sic PAM
Lucenko z teatrem n%iemiecko-
zydowskim.
Wnetrze teatru zydowskicgo
%przedstawia oryginalne widowisko.
Mezczyzni przewaznie w cha}atach,
lub przynajmniej w d}ugich ia kost-
XII surdutach i W czapkach ma tyf
g}owy w}ozonych. Kobiety pc wick
sci czesci W c~husteczkach hub z
niepokryteml Giovanni. M%niejszost
tylko elegantow W cylindrach i
elegantek w kapeluszach. Typy
wy}acznie semickie. Jezyk wsrod
~publicznosci, tax samo jak i ma
scenic, waha sic miedzy zargonem
zydowskim a mniej wiecej czysta
~niemezyzna. Najwiekszem powo-
dzeniem ciesza sic sztuki Barkoch-
wa, Szulamis i nowos6 repertoaru
David ma puszczy. Ma to bye ope-
"a. w rzeczywistosci jestto urobio-
ny ma temat biblijny melodramat
re spiewami, z ktorych czesc tylko
ma zwiazek re sztuka, reszta zas
stanowi spiewki okolicznosciowe ma
tematy wsp6tczesne, z charakterem
k%omicznym. Pod wzgledem literac-
kim scenicznym i muzycznym jestto
miernota zupe}na. Artyst6w kilku
wzglednie niez}ych. Swoja droga
publicznosci pe4no, tax he teatr
zydowski zawsze robi kase. Czy
iednak to krzewienie i podtrzymy-
wanie niemczyzny wsrdd Aydostwa
W chwili, kiedy usi}owania sfer
rzadzqcych i sennego spoleczehstwa
naszego dopomagaja sobie wa EN-
ME, by sic z tel niemczyzny otrzas-
nae, jest pozadanem-to pytanie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-11
"
Galicya.

Z 7ynca. Dnia % czerwca b,
r., wskutek polecenia Starostwa W
Wieliczce, odbyta sic komisya z}o-
iona z rzeczoznawc6w, W sprawie
zamkniecia koscio}a W Tyhcu. PIP.
inzynlerowie orzekli, Ae ma razie
kosci6f ME grozi zawaleniem, a
vice 60 zamykat ME trzeba. Potrze-
buie jednak gwa4townej i szybkiej
restauracyi. Korytarze PREY koscie-
lie groza z%awalcniem i nalezy je
zamknaG.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-11

Ma wniosek o%droczyfa SIG Ra.
da az do czwartku, o godz. 10
pred pot.
Rozprauy czwarthoeoe, % Apsa
Nastepujace rachunKi przyz-
woIone z funduszu drog most6w:
Larry Goven, robota prey dro-
gach pierwszy distrikt go. s2l,W
NJ. Toyo rury kloakowe,3 dis
trikt .......... ........ l4,oo
NJ. Bell, robota p. drogach, 4
distr. 9,'o
J. B. Bambenck, ogledziny dros
S. Skidmore, ogledziny drog,
usiugi Kou itetowe PREY drogseh j
j. ii. Perry, ogledziny drog
us}ugi komitetowe j furmamka24,O 90
Nastepujace rachunki przyz-
wolone zostuiy z funduszu powia-
towego.
Druhorui WLARISA "a
1yace druharskie 5000
l.. Skidmore, myr"ruunie ao-
dath6m ! milowe .......... $500
d. H.. Perry, myrdDuanic po-
duthow i milowe .......... 26,Oo
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z,colonc GoStaty Z Iunduszu ubo-
gich: